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Yes. It follows the lone industries layout. K888D also made a similar acrylic case a while ago before he decided to pursue the LZ7. I checked for lone industries online but it seems the project has been halted and he no longer makes the case. The website returns a DNS error. I really liked the L3. Anyways, I decided to start this a small endeavor. I am quite inspired by the other cases we have on our forums.

The P5 will come afterwards and will clock in at around 5L for low profile support. I decided to support at least the Cryorig C7 for P3, and to allow some working space inside the case. This is about my 4 or 5th design. Ideally, it'll be scaled up all the way to mATX.

To reiterate, I meant the latter. The panels will be available for local sourcing or online acrylic cutting shops, and the 3d printed parts will be available on shapeways. I will sell the small parts (screws, stand offs, power button) after sourcing them in large quantities.

I hope that in the future AMD's new APUs will replace the need for low end graphics card and this can be a viable option for budget gamers.

<blockquote data-quote="Thehack" data-source="post: 15644" data-attributes="member: 294">Yes. It follows the lone industries layout. K888D also made a similar acrylic case a while ago before he decided to pursue the LZ7. I checked for lone industries online but it seems the project has been halted and he no longer makes the case. The website returns a DNS error. I really liked the L3. Anyways, I decided to start this a small endeavor. I am quite inspired by the other cases we have on our forums.The P5 will come afterwards and will clock in at around 5L for low profile support. I decided to support at least the Cryorig C7 for P3, and to allow some working space inside the case. This is about my 4 or 5th design. Ideally, it'll be scaled up all the way to mATX.To reiterate, I meant the latter. The panels will be available for local sourcing or online acrylic cutting shops, and the 3d printed parts will be available on shapeways. I will sell the small parts (screws, stand offs, power button) after sourcing them in large quantities.I hope that in the future AMD's new APUs will replace the need for low end graphics card and this can be a viable option for budget gamers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thehack, post: 15644, member: 294"] Yes. It follows the lone industries layout. K888D also made a similar acrylic case a while ago before he decided to pursue the LZ7. I checked for lone industries online but it seems the project has been halted and he no longer makes the case. The website returns a DNS error. I really liked the L3. Anyways, I decided to start this a small endeavor. I am quite inspired by the other cases we have on our forums. The P5 will come afterwards and will clock in at around 5L for low profile support. I decided to support at least the Cryorig C7 for P3, and to allow some working space inside the case. This is about my 4 or 5th design. Ideally, it'll be scaled up all the way to mATX. To reiterate, I meant the latter. The panels will be available for local sourcing or online acrylic cutting shops, and the 3d printed parts will be available on shapeways. I will sell the small parts (screws, stand offs, power button) after sourcing them in large quantities. I hope that in the future AMD's new APUs will replace the need for low end graphics card and this can be a viable option for budget gamers. [/QUOTE]

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